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When dogs go missing, one boy will find out why. 
And the answer is out of this world.
 
Nothing gets past Logan. When he observes that the neighborhood’s dogs are mysteriously vanishing, he suspects nothing less than a full-scale alien dognapping invasion. The adults don’t believe him, of course, so he enlists his friends to investigate and soon they make a shocking discovery.
 
Now man’s best friend needs help. Fast. Suddenly, Logan and his team are on a mission unlike anything known to man. 
 
A hilarious, heartwarming tale of hound-saving heroics, Invasion of the Dognappers will be gobbled up by middle-grade readers.

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ISBN 978-0-06-082114-2

ISBN 978-0060821173

HARPER COLLINS

New York Public Library 100 Best Books 2009

Vermont Dorothy Canfield Fisher Award Nominee

Georgia Children's Book Award Nominee

Children's Book-of-the-the-Month Club Pick

Politics & Prose Favorite Book of 2009

 

"Like Dick King-Smith with a bit more bite—and a certain amount of biting."—Kirkus

 

"Do yourself a favor. Find it. Enjoy it. Give it to boys and girls alike, because when it comes to kid-friendly, well-written fare, this book is for everybody. A delicate little jewel of a novel."—Elizabeth Bird, "Review of the Day" 3/9/09; A Fuse #8 Production, at schoollibraryjournal.com

 

"Crusher's adventures and her gradual development of compassion for Breakfast, the live mouse in her cage, and even for Gunnar himself work together with the hilarious satire on modern American life to give this terrific child appeal but also a lot of room for discussion." —The Horn Book Magazine

 

"The wisecracking and irritable-sounding narrator here is definitely something different.... Her seen-it-all voice, and the twists and turns of Jennings's plot, make for an engaging and very funny story." —The New York Times